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Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Niagara IceDogs head coach and
general manager Marty Williamson announced a pair of trades today,
trading forward Brook Hiddink to the Plymouth Whalers for draft picks,
and acquiring overager Eric Ming from the Kitchener Rangers in exchange
for draft picks.

Hiddink heads to the Plymouth Whalers in exchange for Windsor's 3rd
round pick in 2014 and Plymouth's 12th round pick in 2016. A first
round pick of the IceDogs in the 2012 OHL Priority Selection, Hiddink
played in 60 games over the past two seasons, accumulating 5 goals and 8
assists in those games.

In exchange for Eric Ming, the IceDogs send the Rangers Erie's 4th
round pick in 2015 and the IceDogs 9th round pick in 2014. Originally
selected by Kitchener in the 7th round of the 2009 OHL Priority
Selection, Ming is in his 4th OHL season, having picked up 25 goals and
44 assists for 69 points in 191 games with Kitchener. Ming comes to the
IceDogs after having served as an assistant captain for Kitchener this
season.
The entire IceDogs organization would like to wish Brook all the best in Plymouth and welcome Eric to Niagara!